Sri Lanka finally face resistance

Jan 10, 2014

Rahat Ali had Angelo Mathews caught behind early on the third morning•AFP

Mahela Jayawardene began to play his shots•AFP

Shaminda Eranga played on against Bilawal Bhatti and Sri Lanka were eventually bowled out for 388, 223 runs ahead•AFP

Nuwan Pradeep picked up a second scalp when he had Khurram Manzoor caught behind and Pakistan were 19 for 3•AFP

Both batsmen progressed to their respective fifties and their 113-run partnership took Pakistan to stumps, 91 runs behind •AFP

Prasanna Jayawardene was bowled for 9 by Junaid Khan shortly after•AFP

Junaid exchanged words with Rangana Herath after the batsman top edged a short ball over the keeper•AFP

Bowling with the new ball, Herath struck in the last over before lunch, having Ahmed Shehzad caught behind•AFP

Younis Khan was the first Pakistan batsman to offer resistance•AFP

Mahela was bowled while trying to reverse sweep Saeed Ajmal, who had gone 77 overs without a wicket. Sri Lanka's lead was 200•Associated Press

Mohammad Hafeez was dismissed early in the second session•AFP

His captain Misbah-ul-Haq wasn't far behind•AFP